Notices and News
Holy Week 2024
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read more...Christmas Services 2023
Information on our services over the Advent and Christmas season
read more...Christmas Tree Festival 2023
Our Christmas Tree Festival (2023) - please join us!
read more...Christmas Tree Festival 2022
Please join us for the opening of our Christmas Tree Festival - Saturday December 10th at 2pm in St Tysul's church
read more...Christmas Tree Festival 2022
Please join us for the opening of our Christmas Tree Festival - Saturday December 10th at 2pm in St Tysul's church
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Christmas Tree Festival - opening hours
Our Christmas Tree Festival is opening on Saturday December 18th at 2pm, and you're welcome to come and view the trees in the lead up to Christmas. The opening hours are as follows:
Saturday December 18th - 2pm-5:30pm
Monday December 20th - 3:30pm-5:30pm
Tuesday December 21st - 3:30pm-5:30pm
Wednesday December 22nd - 3:30pm-5:30pm
Thursday December 23rd - 3:30pm-5:30pm
If you want any further information, please contact us on 01559 363874
Christmas 2021
Christmas events 2021:
December 18, 2pm - Christmas Tree Festival opening
December 19, 5pm - Cytun Carols through Llandysul (meet outside St Tysul for a walk throgh Llandysul singing!)
December 24, 4pm - Crib Service
11pm - First Eucharist of Christmas
December 25, 10am - Holy Eucharist
All of these events/services will be under Welsh Government Covid regulations - please contact us on 01559 363874 for more information
Advent Group - Lectio Divina
This Advent we will journey through the Sunday Gospel readings using Lectio Divina - a reflective response to God's Word. We will hold meetings on Thursday evenings at 8pm on Zoom, and also on Friday afternoons at 1pm in Llandysul church hall.
If you would like to join us for the in person meetign, or would like to know more about the practice of Lectio Divina and the readings we will be using, please email garethmreid@googlemail.com.
The link to the Zoom meeting is below.
Gareth Reid is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting...
Easter Eucharist - Dyffryn Teifi LMA
read more...Lent 2021 - events and services
Every Tuesday evening (starting February 23):
7:00pm Compline (Night Prayer)
Every Thursday (starting February 18):
8:00pm Lent Group "Crying in the Silicon Wilderness" - a time of reflection on images and readings through the season of Lent
email garethmreid@googlemail... read more...
First Eucharist of Christmas 2020
read more...Memorial Carol Service 2020 (digital)
read more...Digital tour of Christmas Tree Festival 2020
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Christmas 2020
Christmas 2020 will be different due to restricitions because of Covid-19 - information will be put here soon on what will be held in St Tysul's and what will be available online
Memorial Carol Service
This year, our service will be held online (details to follow), and we'd like to invite people to share names of loved ones you would like us to remember at this service. If you have friends and family you would like us to remember at our Memorial Carol service you can send an email garethmreid@googlemail... read more...
Covid-19 regulations for our services
After new regulations from the Welsh Government everyone who attends a service in church must wear a face covering.
Our services are 11am on Sunday and 10:30am on Wednesday - please phone 01559 363874 or email garethmreid@googlemail.com to let us know you are coming to a service, to ensure there is space.
For more information on the regulations of the Church in Wales click here
St Tysul's church accounts 2019
Here are the accounts for St Tysul's church, year ended 31st December 2019. If you have any questions, please contact Rev'd Gareth Reid via the contact details on the homepage of the website.
read more...Services suspended
The Bench of Bishops have advised that we suspend all services with immediate effect. There will be no Sunday or Wednesday services for the foreseeable future in church. St Tysul's will be open daily for prayer - please be safe though and wash your hands and keep a safe distance from others to minimise risk.
Reverend Gareth hopes to use the Facebook page to be contacted (also on 01559 363874 or garethmreid@googlemail.com) and to publish sermons and other ways to keep us active as a worshipping community...
Harvest Singing - Bois y Gilfach choir concert
Harvest Singing with Bois y Gilfach
Bois y Gilfach choir will be coming to St Tysul's church for an evening of singing - there will be items from the 'Bois' as well as congregational hymns. For you ticket - which are only £10 - you will be able to enjoy this feast of music and also half time refreshments. The profits of the evening will be shared between the charity of the 'Bois' and the St Tysul organ fund.
Tickets are available in Siop Ffab, Llandysul or on 01559 363874
Singing with Sandie
Since last September there has been an opportunity to sing in the church hall (in the same building as the Library, near the council car park) every Monday evening from 7pm. It is a joyful experience, and no previous experience, or confidence is needed!
read more...Organ Recital April 6th 2019
To celebrate the completed work on our pipe organ, and the 120th anniversary of the organ being built, we are delighted to announce an Organ Recital with Huw Tregelles Williams OBE.
From 7:30pm on Saturday April 6th you will have the chance to hear this wonderful instrument being played.
Tickets are £15 (choir stall seats in the chancel - direct view of the organist), £10 (central nave) and £7 (side aisles and restricted views) and can be purchased by ringing the Vicarage on 01559 363874
Christmas services in St Tysul's Church 2018
We would love to see you over the Christmas period in St Tysul's. To make this easier we have a range of services happening to help celebrate this wonderful time -
Sunday December 23rd - Memorial Carol Service 3pm -
This new service is to help remember our loved ones who have died. Christmas is a hard time when we have lost loved ones, but it is also a time when we remeber the hope God has given to the world. In this service we acknowledge our loss, and remember the hope of Christmas with carols...
Church Hall to host Father Christmas
Christmas comes early to Llandysul. We can confirm that Father Christmas will be coming to Llandysul to meet families on Friday 1st December for Llandysul Christmas Fair. Come and meet him at the Church Hall (in the Library building) between 4:30pm-6:30pm.
read more...Crowdfunding for St Tysul's Tower
At St Tysul, we urgently need help with our church tower. Our historic medieval tower needs restoring, and all help we can get would be greatly appreciated. To help us raise money, alongside a grant application to the Heritage Lottery Fund, we have launched a crowdfunding page - click here.
Please consider if you could help us preserve and protect this incredible work of Welsh craftmanship, in a place full of history - Owain Glyndwr himself was 'Lord of Llandysul' and would have known this tower arund 1400AD - please help ensure future generations can know it too...
St Tysul's historic tower
At St Tysul's church, we are looking at securing the future of our historic building by applying for a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF). This grant will help us do some much need work, and research on the tower, and help us continue looking forward as a church, while continuing to hold our identity, and our place in the community around us.
To help us, and those with links to St Tysul's, we have a new Facebook page for the tower. You can find facts about the history, the present, and our hopes for the future on there - please do have a look by clicking here
St Tysul Notice Sheet Sunday January 8th
St Tysul's Notice Sheet for Sunday January 8th
read more...Calan Hen Festival 2016
Calan Hen is an annual festival where churches around Llandysul gather at St Tysul's church. This tradition started 1833 and has been held every year since. The churches, in half an hour, recite a piece of Scripture, answer questions by a visiting clergy person on the piece, and sing a hymn or anthem. Many of the churches also have Sunday schools, and the children will also recite and answer questions.
This year the festival takes place on Saturday January 14th and begins at 10am with Morning Prayer, and at 10:30am the first church begins...
Sunday School Exhibition in St Tysul
A Challenge
Over the course of the late spring months of 2016, the St Tysul’s Sunday school was issued a challenge. After the donation of a couple of old digital cameras and told the theme of ‘Glory’, the young people scoured the church inside and out and took photos of things that met the theme.
After whittling down hundreds of pictures to what you see here, they then selected Bible verses which they felt fitted each picture. Over much discussion/debating/eating chocolate biscuits to help us think, we now present to you the finished project...
read more...Messy Church!
A call to all families! don't be bored on a Sunday afternoon.
Come to Messy Church in the Church Hall (includes a pasta dinner for all afterwards).read more...
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The Tower Appeal
Project to transform the back of the church building to improve our use of the space - for worship and for the surrounding community. Read more...
